The first impression of Chevy Aveo. Everything is decent. The design, tyres, front view, back view are decent looking. Even the fuel consumption is economically decent. The price is decent too. Thus, no doubt a good, suitable car for a novice driver who wish to get a hand on a new chevy but lost in choices. Even if you are not a novice driver, but are badly bitten by the global economy crisis, this is also a suitable car to put into your consideration list, based on their excellent fuel economy, and affordable basement price. Although it gives a comfy ride, it is not advisable to speed with this car, as it lack some safety features.
Belows are the pros and cons comparing to other sub compact cars
The Pros:
+hold a substantial amount of cargo with the rear seats folded
+reasonable amount of space for four passengers, five in a pinch
+variable valve timing for its four-cylinder engine, which increased its fuel efficiency
+achieve 27/34 mpg-city/highway with a manual transmission
+achieve 25/34 mpg city/highway with automatic transmission
+comfortable
+easy to drive
+decent acceleration and handling
+variable valve timing engine for 2009 version
+automatic transmission - smooth upshifts and prompt downshifts.
+suitable for city drive.
+Plenty of headroom
+narrow B- and C-pillars
+neat tachometer
The Cons:
-standard safety features list is limited
-plenty of hard plastic
-lack of legroom (for driver above 6 feet.)
-A-pillars are a little too wide.
Watch the video for a better pre-experience of the Aveo.
